Smart Property Investing

Australia’s leading buyers

Build Your Property Portfolio with Australia's Trusted Buyers Agency

Liberate Buyer’s Agency are Australia’s leading buyers’ agents and property advisors. Specialising in smart property investing, we empower clients to build leveraged property portfolios in Australia. Our expertise as residential buyers advocates ensure you invest wisely in properties poised for substantial rental income and capital growth.
With a data-driven approach, we navigate the complex market, safeguarding against costly mistakes. Choose Liberate Buyer’s Agency for unparalleled guidance towards achieving your financial dreams through property investment.
What We Do
How We Do It
Why We Do It
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VISION

Our Vision

Financial Freedom Through Smart Property Investing

At Liberate Buyer’s Agency, we believe that people can achieve their financial dreams by building a leveraged property portfolio in Australia. This involves purchasing properties using the minimum amount of your own cash and the maximum amount of your lender’s, and then earning money from your property’s rental income and capital growth over time.
We believe you should do this because paying off a mortgage and saving for retirement is no longer a viable way to build wealth – houses are so expensive now that only the wealthy can afford to buy them without ruining their finances forever.
What we believe you should do is use your money wisely.
And one of the wisest ways is to build a leveraged property portfolio in Australia. This is because Australian properties are safe and profitable investments. Decades of consistent growth have proven this.
This growth is extremely likely to continue as well, since there’s a cap on the supply of houses that can be built in Australia – it’s an island nation – yet always an increasing demand for housing because of population growth and immigration.
Building a property portfolio however, can be dangerous – a single mistake could be too costly to make. That’s where we come in.
At Liberate Buyer’s Agency, we avoid costly mistakes by using data-driven methods to select properties that have the greatest potential to deliver you high capital growth and high rental income in the short and long term future.
Choose Liberate Buyer’s Agency, because we believe we can help you achieve your financial goals.

Our Method

Data-Driven Research + Experience

At Liberate Buyer’s Agency, we use a data-driven method that takes the guesswork and long hours out of property selection, getting good property into your hands sooner!
Just ask our founder Ben, who has used this method to build a property portfolio that’s seeing huge success!
With our Australia-wide accreditation, we can also buy property anywhere in the nation! This means wherever our data-driven method leads us, we can purchase there. Having access to such a large range of property not only gives us an edge in the property investment industry, it ensures you get your hands on the best properties Australia has to offer!

Our Process

A Clear Path to Wealth

With us, your property investment journey will be smooth and easy.
Your journey is outlined below:

A Compelling Glimpse Into the Mind of Our Founder

In a transparent and educational interview seldom seen in the real estate industry, our founder Ben Canty talks to expert property investor PK Gupta about his property investment journey. Ben’s honest and emotional interview will give you an eye-opening experience into why he’s so passionate about property investing, and how he turned his two Melbourne properties into seven interstate properties in only nine months!

What Our Clients Say

What Our Clients Say

Frequently Asked Questions

Buyer’s agents research areas to buy property. Once a suitable area is found, buyer’s agents research property to buy within that area. Once a suitable property is found, buyer’s agents contact their client, and if their client approves, buyer’s agents buy this property for their client.
People use buyer’s agents for a variety of reasons: they do not feel confident in researching and buying property, they lack the skills and knowledge to research and buy property, they do not have the time and energy to research and buy property, or they have a specific researching and buying strategy they want to outsource to a buyer’s agent.
Buyer’s agent’s services can be seen as costly by some. There are multiple factors that contribute to the cost of a buyer’s agent’s services: the cost of the training that they have undergone to become a professional buyer’s agent with the requisite knowledge, the cost of the specialised property subscriptions that they use to enhance their knowledge, and the time and effort to research, find, and purchase the right property in the right area for their clients. In addition to the training they’ve done, the knowledge they have, and the work they do, the fee for their service is also based on the value their service provides to their clients, which is investing in properties that succeed in providing financial freedom for their clients and their families
We will call you and talk to you about the property, and then we will ask you whether you would like to make an offer on the property. If you do, then we will contact the sales agent and convey your offer to them, if you do not, then we will keep searching for another property for you.
You do not need to do anything once we have conveyed your offer to the sales agent.
The sales agent will draft a contract of sale – a formal letter that states your offer to the seller – and then send it to them. Depending on the seller’s desires, they will either accept the offer, reject the offer, or wait for offers from other buyers and compare how they fare to yours.
We will convey that information to you and keep searching for another property.
We will convey that information to you, introduce you to a conveyancer, and then begin the conditional contract of sale
A specialist in transferring property titles from one person to another. Alongside your buyer’s agent, they will help you negotiate with the seller during the conditional contract of sale.
A process of negotiation between the seller and buyer over the specific details of the sale of the property. During this process, both seller and buyer have conditions that they would like the other to fulfill.
For the buyer, the most common condition they ask the seller to fulfill is for their property to pass a building and pest inspection. This is an analysis of a property done by a builder. Its purpose is to both check the structural quality of the building and if there are active termites on the property. If there are major structural defects to the building or active termites on the property, the buyer may be able to terminate the conditional contract of sale and thus withdraw from their purchase of the property.

The buyer may also ask the seller to make some improvements to the property. These improvements may include major renovations to the property, such as new floorboards, carpet, and/or an update to an existing retaining wall. These improvements may also include minor renovations to the property, such as: freshly painted walls, fixes to appliances, and/or fixtures.

The buyer may also ask the seller for a specific settlement period. Occurring after the conditional contract of sale has been completed, settlement is a period where the buyer’s lender releases the funds necessary to pay the property’s sale price.

For the seller, the most common condition they ask the seller to fulfill is for them to receive Formal Finance Approval, which means the buyer’s lender has approved their purchase of this property. Generally completed within 14-21 days after the seller and buyer sign the conditional contract of sale, if the buyer has not received Formal Finance Approval within this timeframe, the seller may be able to terminate the conditional contract of sale and thus withdraw from their sale of the property.

The seller may also ask the buyer for a specific settlement period.
This is known as the unconditional contract of sale. During this period, your conveyancer will begin to transfer the property title from the seller to you. If your property does not have a tenant during this period, you need to advertise your property for rent using a property manager.
A specialist in maintaining the operations of a rental property. These operations include but are not limited to: organising inspections of a property for prospective tenants, drafting an agreement between you and a tenant, collecting your rental income from a tenant, and notifying you of any tenant concerns about your rental property.

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